Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22
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TIE Arch Bishop.

PKRFosxANcE or rnE caoIa
And organ, VhicA vas very hne. Rhe
eject Of the music Was enchaating and
q tines thrilling the bearers Daring
the psrfogmasoe OF "AthalieH ths Qasen
took her departure, returning 90 Back.
inRham Palace by The same r0uie ss chs
toek half csntary azo. AZ the e1a-
einsson OF the services the royal coEtage
returned 10 B1ckineham Palacs.
fhrooRs awaited the return of the eSF-
tege and rep aate3 the enthusiastic de-
monstration which greeted them on
their way TO the Abbey. The Qleen
seemed overcome by The loyalty dis
played By her saeieots.
INCIDENTS.
A number Of persons along the route
were crashed into inssnsibility and rs.
moved TO the hospitals. Q1ite nun
Der we're also overpowered by the heal,
and the 6sFy horss rode BY the Marquis
Of b9Fne threw him while the procession
moved along Oonsaitntion HUI The
| Qaeen stopped her carriage 10 ask the
Marquis II be vas Injured. He assured
her that be was Rot, bat relinQuished
ais place ~ Que Of the royal escorts
and went 10 tbs Abbey by shorter
roate. Il was past O'Clock when the
Qseep emerged from the Abbey. S3e
res1med her caFrisRe aud Fetnraed to
Buckingham Palsoe. this time taking
the route she went
AFTER HER ooRoEArIoS.
When the royal procession reached
Parlianient street, 10 found the roads as
densely crowded as before, aud 10 some
plaees more 50. The Qae a gratefully
acknowledged the sAlusss and cheering
OF the occupants. Passing throa2h
Trafalgar Square into Pail Mall, the
neoaday scene vas re-enagted. As the
procession passed into st. James street
THE QUEEN TOOK A LoSa oIAEok
And smiled at an aged lady who vas ss
one of the windows OF the Sc. James
palace. The AGED lady Was the Dachess
Of Cambridge. Passing up St. Jamss
street, the whole Of which vas sdsctual.
~ decorated, tue pageant again turned
iato Picadilly. which vas literally
packed. TIE enthusiastic sightsesfs,
not content With one view. had rushed
acFoss So. James and Green PARK 90 get
another view in Picaailly.
The sWaying Of the crowds in some
places was terFiis until Wellington vas
again reached and the.procession finally
proceeded at q somewhat slower pace
upon Constitution Hill and it once more
reached Buckingham Pslsce, driving In
the grand entrance amid the cheers OF
tens OF thousands Of people. The Qaeen
seemed fairly overcome with the loyalty
displayed by her subjects.
TAXI on PRECEDENT oLEvELAND's ADDREss
WASHINGTON, Jane 3I.--The following
is the Presidents letter, presenting his
jubilee congratulations 10 q leen Nio- |
leFia.
Grover Clepeland. Presldsnf Of ne
United States Of AHerica, 70 Her /
Majesty Victoria. QaseH of Great Brffaia |
aHd Ireland, GHd Empress ef IRdia -
GRsAr AND Coon FEIEND:-In the name, 1
aud on behalf Of the ps0ple OF the /
United Statos, l rTuseni their sinoere |
fluctuations upon the arrival Of the |
fiftieth anniversary Of your Msiesty's /
accession 70 the Grown Of Great Britain, |
and bat utter tbe general voice OF my I
fellow eo1ntrymsD ia wishing for year /
people a proloneation OF a reign 80 I
marked with an advance in the popular |
well being, physical, moral and ia,ei- 1
lectual. IL IL justice aud not adulation /
10 acknowledge the debt OF gratitude /
and respect due 20 your personal virtues
for their important influence In pro i
ducing and causing the prosperous sud
well ordered condition OF affairs nov
generally prevailing throughout yOur
dominions. May your life be prolonged,
and pence, honor, and prosperity bless
she people over whom you have been
called TO rule. May liberty flourish
throughout your empire under Just and
equal laws, and yoar government be
strong in the affections OF ell Uho live
under you. and l pray God 10 have
your Majesty 10 His holy keeping.
WAsHTNaToN ID. o.. MAY q. 1881.
GaovER CLKvsIAED.
By the President, Thos. s. Bsyard, 1
Secretary of State.
FLAGS IN NEW FORK.
NEw YoRK, June 2l.-Mayor Hswitt |
early this forenoon ordered the keeper |
Of the Cny Hall 10 set the q I0s flying 1
In honor Of Qaeen VictoFiA's Jubilee. |
This demonstration ELECTED msBy ad
verse comments from Celtic sources.
GREAT DAT IN NEW YoRK.
NEW YonK, June 2l.-All the EGRlish
and many other foreign vessels Of this
port we're today decorated With kuutinR
In honor Of the hftieth anniversary Of
Qaesn VictoFia's accession 10 the throne
OF Great Britain. A number Of busi-
ness houses controlled by British capt
talists we're closed and the employees en-
ioyed q holiday. public meeting vas
heId as the Metropolitan Opera house.
About COCO persons wsrs present. In
addition to the English, Sootah, Irish
and Oanadians In the sudienoe were .
large number Of Americans. An or
chestra ot sixty Tieoss and chorus OF
two hundFtd voices from the Oratorio
Society aud other choral organizations
were in attendance. The services opened
With the rendering Of HAndels corona.
ton anthem. Prayer Vas ogFed By
DR.. Drosta. At ths conolus b Of the
ceremonies the audience ioi4d in the
chorus OF 'God Save the Qaeen." The
afternoon was q great fets ohaDpetre
at Rrastins, Staten Island. In honor OF
the jubilee and In the evening there
we're fireworks displayed and an ilium
instion Of the bay.
MAss FoR TRE sTAHVED rKIsH.
NEw YoHK, June 2l.-A solemn
requiem mass Was oelebrated IN the
Church Of the Holy Iunossnts this
morning for the repcss OF the souls Of
10000 Irish Who died Of starvation
during ths reign Of Qaeen Victoria.
Rev. DR.. John Blrkin scted 81 osie-
bFataut.
oELEBRATI0E IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 2I.-The Qaeen's iabi-
lee day was celebFatsa here by pFOoes
sion composed Of the various British
and Orange societies ot the city. After
II had been FevieSed By the Mayor aud
other DOtsbles, the participants pro
ceeded 10 Cheitenham Beach. where the
remainder Of the dsy vas spent 10 wit
nesssEg athletic sports. With q banquet
and fireworks in the evening.
AT VICTORIA. BEfTEH COLUMBIA
V1CroHIA, Jane 2i.-The celebration
Of the Qneen's jubilee vas opened this
morning By Q yaeht race. In the after
noon toe naval foFoes and the local
militia took part IN a sham battle at
Beacon Hill, which vas witnessed By
1000 spectators and vas q very inter
estina event. The city Il crowded With
visitors from Oregon and WashiDgton
Territory. The city IL gsiiy decorated
tonight. The illumination OF fonr var
ssIps 81 E'qaimalt vas beautiful 10